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Is it normal for shy guys to feel nervous around a girl that they like?
as a girl, I think that's cute. I like shy guys than overly confident guys...these guys tend to be jerks.
Is it gay if two guys stroke each other?
Only if they are also sexually attracted to each other.
What does it mean if You like a guy but hes confident around everyone but you?
If he's confident around other people, like his friends, but he acts shy or a little unsure of himself when he's around you it means he really likes you. I'm a guy and no matter what you may have heard guys are scared to death of girls because we're never quite sure what to say or how we're supposed to act when we are around you. It gets easier when we get older but when we're in school it's tough. It sounds like your guy really has a thing for you and you make him nervous. Guys have a hard time expressing their feelings because we always want to 'look cool.' Give him some time and a little space but don't let up on him too much. Boys like to be chased too. If you feel comfortable, try asking him out. He may loosen up a little if he knows you like him too.
What does it mean when a guy tells you if your DTF?
It means "down to F(sleep with him)." It is how guys with no girl skills try and pick up women. Coming from a guy, who by the way has a rather experienced background with women, if a boy asks you if your dtf he isn't worth your time. Tell him to learn english and move one.
What is the difference between a futures and option contract?
There are actually three similar derivatives: futures, forwards and options. Futures contracts say, in essence, "On September 15, 2009, Rockford Grain Growers will deliver to General Mills 100,000 bushels of wheat for $5 per bushel." The risk to the buyer is that wheat will sell on the spot market for $4.75 per bushel and he'll lose a lot of money, but that's counterbalanced by the risk it's going to sell on the spot market for $6 if he doesn't have a futures contract. Basically, this stabilizes finished product prices: if you know wheat's going to cost X and wheat is 90 percent of your product, you can call Walmart and tell them, "next fall our food is going to cost this amount." Forwards contracts say almost the same thing: "On or before September 1, 2009, John Smith Wheat Growing will deliver to Rockford Grain Growers his entire wheat crop for $4.25 per bushel." Futures don't really work for farmers because they're not always entirely sure how much they are going to harvest. Forwards, which don't state quantity, are better. There are two risks to the buyer here: that the farmer won't be able to deliver enough wheat for the elevator to meet its futures contracts; and that the farmer will deliver so much he won't have anywhere to put it. Options say, "on October 15, 2009, General Foods may purchase 20,000 bushels of wheat from Rockford Grain Growers for $5.50 per bushel." Commodities users buy both contracts because they have to--they KNOW they need 100,000 bushels of wheat, but if their new cereal gets popular they will need more wheat so they buy a set of options just in case. Futures are only good if you buy the stuff to use it. Some guys buy these to speculate--if they think wheat is going through the roof, they can buy a future a year out and sell it for cheaper than an option would be later on, but that's kinda risky: if you can't get rid of your futures contract when it matures, some guy in a big truck will show up in front of your building asking where you want the wheat you bought
